... APRIL FOOL! Sir, —Mr. Devin ha« made Aprd fools the tramwaymen, and no mistake! obtains them 6s. a week increase, and the ...

... APRIL FOOL& VLSIOrs amounts are gimes of tho mitt Be custom of fool Risking cm the Ist el • hat all are mom es has eenjialseali. Thee doss not seem mock to tin minion it is a relic of the festivities sad lea alai ashiserd an came to a dimes as the time ...

... APRIL FOOL! The origin of All Fools’ Day has been hotly disputed by antiquarians without any definite conclusion being reached beyond = conviction that the custom of April fooling hailed from France, where an April *fool” is called a “fish.” The folly ...

... APRIL FOOL. A lull policeman, hearing police whistle blown, dashed into a hall give assistance—to a comic policeman an amateur performance which was in progress. ...

... April fool The whole thing was stupid hoax by schoolboy who no doubt regarded It contribution to the celebration of April Pool •a Day. At the end Sir David's statement the whole House joined in loud laughter which lasted lor several moments. ...

... “NO APRIL FOOL.” I felt convinced that it could big things, and 1 decided lo on training for Derby. take training and horses seriously, I can tell you. There farce about that. When it conics racing, Tom Walls is comedian—he is very earnest man. When I ...

... THE APRIL FOOL. Probably, by the time these lines are the reader's hands, he, or ebe, has been made April FooL It is surprising how easily mankind falls prey to the familiar hoaxes that still do duty First April jokes. still stop to tie our bootlaces ...

... April Fool. The April fi&h, the poisson d’Anil,” ia the French terra for what call an April fooL” The custom of sending people fool’s errands on April l*t is probably due to th© change of the calendar in France in ’J64 ; but there i« © Hindu feast on ...

... April Fool. April Fool, who finished *econd in the Stanley ’Chase Liverpool, to offered for sale at Lingfield Park to-day. His owner is going abroad. ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. He lad beast* Who he was is sot of any importune. and as nobody will attempt to parse this story, it _is to begin it as 1 do. He had bought a now and haring put his mosey into Mil owe doubts as to the beat way of disposing of the odor. ...

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... niel Gordon -proud it out knee and real : I have dressed of this meeting so Imo : she April Fool.' mid to herself, pemionately ; of thanking him for April Fool! Toe whole truth flashed upon him at all he has done for me, of triumphing in what I have ...